I immensely enjoyed the robust and rustic nature of the El Titan de Bronze Nicaragua Robusto. Although rustic in minerals, meatiness and black pepper spice, the profile also dials in a strong showing of softness of sweet and creaminess in roasted nuts and cafe au lait. All matched well with a fitting medium-full strength profile. This one is a keeper for sure.
The El Titan de Bronze Redemption Corona had a lot of flavor components through each third and I found the first third was the most cohesive in terms of how they balanced each other. I enjoyed reviewing the El Titan de Bronze Redemption Corona, and I think the price point is around the normal point for the market in 2024. I could see myself smoking this again, and I would recommend this to anyone looking for a more full bodied cigar experience.
I really liked the small transitions that the cigar started with. At the midway point, the flavors became more linear. This is another nice addition to the Herrera Esteli line and one I would gladly revisit in the future.
I didn't take notes back in the summer of 2012, but I certainly do not remember the cigar being sharp. Specifically, sharp cedar and white pepper spice. I remember a more harmonious profile.